Forget Herostratus
2 hrs. 5 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Grigory Gorin
Author
Grigory Gorin
Narrators
Sergey Frolov, Karen Badalov, Agrippina Steklova, Alexey Vertkov, Alexey Kolubkov, Alexey Zherebtsov
Narrator
Sergey Frolov
Narrator
Karen Badalov
Narrator
Agrippina Steklova
Narrator
Alexey Vertkov
Narrator
Alexey Kolubkov
Narrator
Alexey Zherebtsov
Description
The main character of the play is—history.
Through the thickness of centuries, we have received the name of a great criminal who burned the Temple of Artemis in the glorious city of Ephesus: Herostratus. But who of us knows what the architect who built this temple was called?…
What does the attempt to forget the person who, at any cost, decided to prove that “human insolence is far stronger than the will of the gods” contain?
Through the thickness of centuries, we have received the name of a great criminal who burned the Temple of Artemis in the glorious city of Ephesus: Herostratus. But who of us knows what the architect who built this temple was called?…
What does the attempt to forget the person who, at any cost, decided to prove that “human insolence is far stronger than the will of the gods” contain?
Characters and performers:
Herostratus - Sergey Frolov
Tis(s)aphrenes - Karen Badalov
Clementina - Agrippina Steklova
Cleon - Alexey Vertkov
Chrysippus - Alexey Kolubkov
The man of the theatre - Alexey Zherebtsov
In other roles: Svetlana Zhileno, Vladislav Kotlyarskiy, Mikhail Tarabukin, Kirill Solyonyov and Evgeny Morozov
Introductory remarks by Marina Bagdasaryan
Tis(s)aphrenes - Karen Badalov
Clementina - Agrippina Steklova
Cleon - Alexey Vertkov
Chrysippus - Alexey Kolubkov
The man of the theatre - Alexey Zherebtsov
In other roles: Svetlana Zhileno, Vladislav Kotlyarskiy, Mikhail Tarabukin, Kirill Solyonyov and Evgeny Morozov
Introductory remarks by Marina Bagdasaryan
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